大家好. Clear Admit最近完成了一系列的MBA Adcom Directors一對一專訪, 而且已開始 將專訪的內容公佈在我們的網站上! 我們會在這裡PO每個專訪的小片段（因為整個訪問 內容太長不方便全部PO，請見諒！） 如想看全部專訪內容請到： http://blog.clearadmit.com/category/admissions-director-qa/ 現在， 請看專訪系列的下一位訪問對象： Columbia Business School Admissions Director: Mary Miller (MM) CA: What is the most exciting event, development or change taking place in the year ahead at Columbia Business School? MM: Clearly, we're pleased to be moving forward with plans for the future home of CBS, on the University's Manhattanville campus. The generous gift from Mr. Cooperman '67 is further evidence of our alumni's unwavering commitment to the school. Secondly, we have just announced the launch of Columbia EMBA-Americas, an Executive MBA program that provides more convenient access to the Columbia MBA. This new EMBA stream will be delivered in week-long modules to make it easier for executives in various parts of the United States, Canada and Latin America to participate in the five-semester program. After three semesters of core classes and cohort electives, students will have access to the EMBA New York pool of week-long global electives, as well as traditional electives and international seminars. CA: What is the one area of your program that you wish applicants knew more about? MM: There are so many things at Columbia to talk about. We are very proud of our finance faculty and Career Management's relationships with recruiting firms. Further, our academic centers in media, pharma and healthcare help leverage our New York City location and provide students with a broad array of options. Entrepreneurism, social enterprise and our real estate programs are areas of growth at the school. Columbia's support of student entrepreneurial initiatives has reached new heights, and the opportunities to learn from faculty and practitioners engaged in real estate finance and development, central to New York City's economic engine, are unparalleled. Social enterprise has long been one of Columbia's strengths, with curricular focus on Public and Nonprofit Management, International Development and Emerging Markets, Social Entrepreneurship, and Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability. Experiential learning in nonprofit board leadership and international development consulting provides another dimension to the student experience. Last but certainly not least is the remarkable Columbia community – diverse, intellectually curious and leadership-bound. It's our true “Columbia advantage.” Stay tuned for more interview excerpts from the admissions directors of other top MBA programs! Best, Kevin [email protected] --------------------------------- Kevin Chen Senior Admissions Counselor, Clear Admit LLC (http://www.clearadmit.com/) Stanford Graduate School of Business, class of 2005 Harvard Kennedy School of Government, class of 2000 Princeton University, class of 1994 Previous work experiences: McKinsey; NBA; Reuters --

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